Gamestop

I get all my games from a store called Microplay. It's a franchise in Ontario, but it's pretty small. I like the store because there's only 3 or 4 people that work there, so it's nice to go in, know the guy behind the counter and strike up a nice conversation. They're also good for used games and rentals.

Walmart (Wii, DS systems and some games), Gamestop (older games, hard to find games, etc.), or online if (on the rare ocasions) I pre-order. I will probably be using Best Buy from now on though as I just got a job there...

I buy my games at GameStop

I get my wii games from Walmart and Target.
My pc games from Menards, Walmart and Target.
My Dreamcast games from Sears, Bestbuy, Mall of America, Amazon and Shopko.
I got Super Mario All-Stars from a Software Ect. in Bemidji Minnesota once.
I got most of my nes and snes games for birthdays or christmas.
I got my Dreamcast from Sears, my Wii from Walmart, and my PS2 from Bestbuy.

I'm not going to read through 4 pages, but I have been looking at Costco for my games first. If they have it in then you can get it for cheaper than anywhere else. PS3/360 games are $52 and Wii games are $42 and no sales tax where I live ^^

1. Target (closest)
2. Amazon (no tax/free shipping)
3. Best Buy
4. Gamestop (only if there's a deal for a pre-order)

Used games from Gamefly or very rarely if desperate, Gamestop

I always buy games at a local toy store called 'Intertoys'.
As soon as they received a new game I want, they call me and I can get it
I had several games 2-4 days before the official launch

 Really? I never want to buy my games second hand, especially from flea markets.

www.cduniverse.com

They ship to New Zealand and offer pretty decent prices on DS games, which are really the only games I buy at the moment.